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The Cordwainer's Apprentice. www.youtube.com/watch?v=IibHecpQYUE
Fountain pen and ink (Platinum Carbon Black and Brun Sepia, Iroshizuku Fuyu-Syogun and Kiri-Same, J. Herbin Cacao Du Bresil) on Fabriano Bristol Smooth. The above youtube link shows how I used erasers to affect tonal value.
A very similar story as with the Kingsbridge Inn..
up for lease .
only a couple of minutes walk apart
(even at my pace )
hopefully when we return in a few weeks there's good news for both.
So we want thumbs up and bottoms up (not in conjunction (I must add ) )
This was originally a school project. In 1973 I was living in Columbus, Ohio and making sales promotion calls for a paper distributor. One of my accounts was the Columbus College of Art & Design (CCAD) and my client was Bill Van de Velde, head of the Illustration and Design Department. I took two evening classes from him, this project was the first. The assignment was to do a strictly line drawing of as much stuff as you could cram in it. All the objects in the drawing were real things I had around my place. The pen drawing is just over 8½ x 10 inches. It was executed on a very smooth bristol board. I believe that I used technical pens on this piece.
I decided add color to this piece in early March of this year, 2021, and used SketchClub on my iPad to accomplish this. It took way more time than I expected! I’ve forgotten the actual colors of most of the items, so I just had to wing it. Hope you enjoy this.
Pen & ink ... dozed off in my chair while working on this ... woke up with and ink blot to work around ...
Drawing in my new traveler's notebook. Done with Stipula Passaporto fountain pen an Diamine ink in Raw Sienna and Hope Pink
2226. Fountain pen and ink (Kala Moonstone, Platinum Carbon Black, Monteverde Copper Noir, J. Herbin Bouton D'Or, and Platinum Brun Sepia. This is my not so subtle environmental message. The weathering and fading of the Lunar Lander in the foreground would be due to UV radiation.
Ink (Platinum Carbon Black, Kala Moonstone, and Iroshizuku Kiri-Same). I'm continuing my left-hand exercises with this drawing.
A somewhat surreal winter park in Thailand, coloring book rendition. KD's World Tour using Google Street View.
Biologically mirror and common carp are the same, it is just a genetic mutation that causes the irregular scaling. The gene that causes this is recessive, and as a result mirrors make up only a small percentage of carp in most waters.
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handdrawn in gimp
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